Brake dust
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Drifting
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Brake dust
Anyone have any ideas on how to keep the chrome rims clean for longer periods of time. Every time I drive some where I collect quite a bit of brake dust on the rims. I keep some windex and a napkin on me at all times.
Drifting
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From: Tucson Arizona
every car we get, the first thing I do is put ceramic pads on, even if they dont need new pads,they get replaced right away, I know the track guys will say they are not that good for racing, but we dont race the car anyways, so.... ceramic for me please
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Ceramic pads should cut down on the dust a bit. Might want to give them a try.
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No dust and excellent brakes.
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